What is the worst it can happend to you if the Feds caught you ordering gear for personal use?
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What is the worst it can happend to you if the Feds caught you ordering gear for personal use?
Confiscate from you and then use you as bait for the bigger fish. Are you talking about ordering it online or in real life? Also depends how much you are ordering. Alot of things determine what can happen in these types of situations.
I mean ordering online, so no jail time for personal use?
Best case scenario if you get caught:
Your gear gets intercepted by customs. Then you get a seizure letter from customs. DO NOT respond to the letter. After no response the feds will dispose of your gear and the worse you suffer is a loss of money. In this event, hopefully your source has a re-send policy.
Worst case scenario:
The feds do a controlled delivery on your delivery address, disguised as your delivery man or some other ploy. Once you accept the package, you're popped.
One way to avoid this scenario is not to order from a place that is going to require your signature upon delivery.
In your case though, because you're just getting some personal quantities, I would figure the worse thing to happen to you is a customs seizure. This has only happened to me once, and the place did a resend and the second delivery was successful.
Always receive gear regular mail...
Send to gf's place so she takes the hit if something goes wrong...Naw, joking....
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Originally Posted by Seattle Junk
best case scenario: you will get exactly what you want and yield exeptional gains in size and strength and become the envy of every man and women in your town, often engaging in sexual activity with some of the most beautiful women around and breaking lifting records held at your local gym for 10 years.
worst case scenario: your life will be ruined after being caught and upon recieving your lawyer bills after they have sentenced you to 5 years in the can, you commit suicide .
a little exagerated but hey, Im delirious.
Bad ass answer Skulls